Tokyo in 1 Day: Jujutsu Kaisen Shibuya, Sailor Moon Azabu-Juban & Captain Tsubasa

Shibuya → Azabu-Juban → Tokyo Tower → Yotsugi

Jujutsu Kaisen in the morning, Sailor Moon at lunch, Captain Tsubasa in the afternoon.

1. Morning

   Shibuya Scramble Crossing

   Come early, before the crowds peak. The anime's official site publishes a map of Shibuya Incident locations around Shibuya Station; fans also point to the buildings around the station, such as Shibuya Mark City and Shibuya Hikarie. Photograph from the sidewalk or from a station walkway, never from the road.

   Spot guide: Shibuya Scramble Crossing

   

2. Late morning

   Shibuya → Azabu-Juban

   Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line to Aoyama-itchome, then change to the Toei Oedo Line for Azabu-Juban (approx. 20 min in total). Both lines are covered by the Tokyo Subway Ticket.

3. Midday

   Azabu-Juban Shopping Street

   Minato City installed seven Sailor Moon manhole covers in the ward. One is at the entrance of the Azabu-Juban shopping street. Have lunch here: the street is known for old sweet shops and taiyaki.

   Spot guide: Azabu-Juban Shopping Street

   

4. Early afternoon

   Walk to Shiba Park and Tokyo Tower

   Tokyo Tower appears again and again in the series. Two more of the city's manhole covers are nearby, in front of Minato City Library and in front of the Shiba water supply station. The walk from Azabu-Juban to Tokyo Tower takes approx. 15-20 min. The official Minato City page has a map of all seven covers.

5. Afternoon

   Daimon → Yotsugi

   Walk to Daimon (approx. 15 min from Tokyo Tower) or ride the Toei Oedo Line one stop from Akabanebashi. From Daimon take the Toei Asakusa Line toward Oshiage. Many trains run straight on to the Keisei Oshiage Line; local trains stop at Yotsugi (approx. 30 min). Faster trains may skip Yotsugi, so change at Oshiage if needed. The Keisei section after Oshiage is not covered by the Tokyo Subway Ticket, so pay the difference at the fare adjustment machine.

6. Late afternoon

   Captain Tsubasa statues

   Katsushika City placed statues of Tsubasa and his teammates around Yotsugi and Tateishi. The life-size Tsubasa in Yotsugi Tsubasa Park was the first. Pick up the free statue map at Yotsugi or Tateishi Station (there is an English version), then walk the route toward Tateishi, which is one stop away.

   Spot guide: Tsubasa Statue, Yotsugi Tsubasa Park

   

7. Evening

   Dinner in Tateishi, back to the center

   Tateishi's covered shopping street is known for cheap, old-style bars and snacks. From Keisei Tateishi, trains run through to the Toei Asakusa Line for Asakusa and central Tokyo.